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Good: Seagate's USB 3.0 4TB GoFlex Desk offers great performance and the highest capacity to date among single-volume external storage devices on the market. The drive works with both Windows and Mac OS X out of the box and comes in a flexible design that makes adding more connections/features a snap.
Bad: The Seagate 4TB GoFlex Desk is comparatively expensive, and its other connection adapters cost extra. The drive also topples rather easily.
Bottom Line: Like the previous version, the Seagate 4TB GoFlex Desk offers top capacity and comes in a superflexible design. Supporting USB 3.0, it also offers great performance. [Read more]

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Good: The discrete graphics and optional slice battery on the stylish Sony Vaio SE help it stand out from other midsize laptops, and the included TPM chip should play nice with your IT department.
Bad: The AMD graphics switching remains tied to a clunky physical switch, and without the extra slice, battery life is merely OK.
Bottom Line: Sony knocks out another stylish system with the 15-inch Vaio SE, with some extra appeal for business users. [Read more]

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Good: The 2012 Civic Hybrid is currently the most fuel-efficient Honda that money can buy. The new I-MID puts navigation, trip computer, and media playback information in a safely viewable location.
Bad: Navigation maps are low-resolution and difficult to read.
Bottom Line: The 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid's green tech and driver aids boost efficiency without greatly compromising performance or comfort. [Read more]

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Good: The Samsung SyncMaster S23A350H's low price, robust OSD, easily accessible connections, and great performance make it a general-purpose monitor worth buying.
Bad: Unlike most other recent Samsung monitors, the S23A450H is pretty plain-looking. It's also missing some eco-friendly options found on other Samsungs, and the lack of a DVI connection can be an annoyance.
Bottom Line: While the Samsung SyncMaster S23A350H can't match the Samsung PX2370 in raw performance, it bests the S23A550H in both performance and price. [Read more]

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Good: The Motorola Droid Bionic has a nice slim and sleek design, with a 4.3-inch qHD display and the double whammy of a dual-core processor and Verizon 4G LTE support. Multimedia features are plentiful, and business users will be pleased with its enterprise abilities like the Webtop application and solid security.
Bad: The Motorola Droid Bionic is saddled with Motorola's custom UI, which might not be for everyone. It's also quite expensive, and the Webtop accessories aren't cheap.
Bottom Line: The Motorola Droid Bionic is everything you want from a high-end smartphone. It's sleek, fast, and powerful, with features that will please both consumers and business users--if you're willing to pay the high price. [Read more]